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… young, children should be educated to read, to write, to understand figures, to keep their own accounts. They may go forward, advancing step by step in this knowledge …

… teachers. Children should be taught to respect experienced judgment, and to be guided by their parents and teachers. They should be so educated that their …

… , the children and youth should be taught to be truthful, unselfish, industrious. They should not be allowed to spend their time in idleness; their hands should …

… be taught that both their present and their future well-being depend to a great degree on the habits they form in childhood and youth. They should be early …

… , which will bring into exercise all the muscles. The satisfaction that children have in being useful, and in denying themselves to help others, will be the …

Above all, children should be taught that true reverence is shown by obedience. God has commanded nothing that is unessential, and there is no other way of manifesting reverence so pleasing to Him as obedience to His Word.

… be honored by the morning and evening sacrifices of prayer and praise. Children should be taught to respect and reverence the hour of prayer. It is the …

Let children and youth be taught that every mistake, every fault, every difficulty, conquered, becomes a stepping-stone to better and higher things. Through such experiences all who have ever made life worth living have achieved success.

… . Children should be taught that God is the eternal guardian of right. He has a tender care for the beings whom He so loved as to give His dearest Beloved to save …

… and children were to be ruled by Him; that on the part of parents there was to be no oppression, and on the part of children no unfilial disobedience.